There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from being the one everyone relies on. You keep showing up. You keep delivering. And somewhere underneath all of it, you quietly stop knowing who you are outside of what you do for everyone else. That is exactly where Tash Johnston found herself, and it is why her chapter in our sixth book, The Rich Lady Revolution: The Embodied Era, is one of the most honest we have published. Tash is the co-founder of Farm Angels, the char

I want to tell you about a conversation that stayed with me long after I stopped recording. This week on Soul Stories, I sat down with Morgan Jannusch, one of the co-authors in our sixth book, The Rich Lady Revolution: The Embodied Era, and the owner of MJ Communications up in Toowoomba. If you've been following along, you'll know Morgan spent almost a decade as a journalist before she built her business from scratch. What you might not know is what that decade actually cost

It's me. Diane, the real one. Not a robot, not an automation... not even a conversation "fed" through AI to find the "angle" then regurgitate it to sound "more polished" It's just me, tapping away behind the computer with washing on the line, grocery list to be ordered, food prep to be done, kids to pick up, drop off, events to fill, clients to serve and vacuuming a day or two overdue... IUKUK Yesterday I woke up with a racing heart, no real reason. I mean, I'm solo parenting

Can I get really honest with you for a second? There’s a version of “having it all” that nobody talks about, and it doesn’t look like freedom. It looks like 6 am school lunches, back-to-back client calls, bedtime routines run solo, and a quiet resentment that creeps in when you realise you are responsible for running a business AND running the home. If you’re parenting alone, whether you’re single, solo, or your partner is FIFO, you already know the weight I’m talking about.

Had a panic attack over packing your bag for a three-day trip? Yeah, me too. I used to walk around in circles, avoiding it, until suddenly it was super stressful. The reality is, it should only take 30 minutes to pack a bag, but because of everything swirling underneath, I couldn’t sit still long enough to focus. So I'd leave it to the last minute, and what should’ve been a simple, efficient task turned into a full-blown packing panic. Sound familiar? I coach a lot of high-ac

Welcome to our " Have You Ever Series.” Real-life conversations. With real-life people, where everyday experiences & small subtle shifts create real profit and peace. Have you ever been driving the car and the channel is wide open? Ideas flowing. To-do list downloading itself…Yep, need to order the groceries. Call her back. Book that appointment. Upload the podcast. And then you get home, jump in the shower and suddenly you’re in full visionary mode. Frameworks. Book names. M

🎁 If you can stay focused long enough to read the entire message, you will receive a gift at the end.. I used to follow the carry-on like everyone else, ticking all the boxes, pushing hard, feeling the rush of possibility... For a couple of months, it worked. Until it didn’t. And then? 💥Crumble. Another burnout. Another cycle. Another February, March, April, back in the same place, if not worse. Putting on extra Kilos, not making ends meet with endless bills, disconnected

Let’s just call it how it is. There’s an elephant in the ballroom that no one at those glossy business events wants to talk about. You know the one… ✨ The photos look glamorous. ✨ The room is filled with “powerful women.” ✨ And the canapés come on tiny, bougie little spoons that make you wonder who decided one mouthful of salmon was worth $12. But underneath all of that sparkle? Most women are quietly falling apart. They’re faking confidence because they think they should.The

This week, I had a transformative conversation with my KunYin coach, Jo Omer, about boundaries. Jo is a guest expert (or "guestpert," as...